Carroll High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Punk Rockers Chris Arney, Sari Jolosen, Molly Meehon, Jeon Aghobekion, Bluz- erre Soysrer, porrroy The punk look — Gil Benbrook Pajamas and teddy bears in school!? Aiyhhh! Miss Piggy has losr Kermir once Barb Dobill. Sheilo Grimmer, and Beth ogoin. Acruolly Srephonie Ellis really got Roe. stopping to chat depict a populor into the spirit of spook em day os scene on pajomo doy.— Gil Benbrook Miss Piggy.— Gil Benbrook A Worrior-coslumed Steve Hooplngord- ner scouts the librory for possible scalp ing victims. — Gil Benbrook Spanish BandkJo Nonetre Roupfer holds up Senor Bob Boxell os Innocent bystanders Scott Motrin ond Kurt Ronk look on. — Gil Benbrook

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ergy flowed os fons flocked to give leers and support for the boys ' teom the onnuol ACAC tourney — Gil nbrook Reindeer were irr practical for the deliveries, so Sonto Clous Roy Schmitz rode oround in o wheel choir pushed by his many helpers — Koren Finkel Head cheerleader Lisa Raysin, decked out in v estern otfire, sells suckers during lunch OS port of the Homecoming lick ' em week — Gil Benbrook The band practiced every morning before school, under the direction of Poulo Wine, to get reody for their Homecoming performonce — Gil Denbrook Watt ' s Current Highly charged and sizzl- ing, Srudenr Life was mark- ed by a number of firsts. Ribbons prodoiming All the way Carroll Chargers were distributed by Mr. Gorsuch and enthusiastically worn by all in support of the girls ' golf team. Students will long remember Homecoming os the first time three pep ses- sions were held in one week. Weekends sow o definite rise in gome otten- donce, as Charger fans flocked to support their favorite teams. Energy flowed throughout the school, Well John, when I fly . , . • Kerry Roudebush and John Robertson folk seriously during lunch on pojomo doy — Gil Benbrook making the great times outstanding and the not-so- greaf times easier to oc- cept. Powder Puff was cancelled due to rain, but juniors and seniors olike agreed that practicing and cheering were more than half the fun than the gome itself. Homecoming night brought o disappointing loss to state-ranked Woodlon, but devoted fans cheered throughout the night. All in oil, this year was proof that though electricity ran the building itself, the students ' pride and spirit ton the school. Worts Current STUDENT LIFE 9

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iquiggy in Carroll High SchooP No it ' s only Tim Click dressed up in the fifties- style dress — Diane Alexander Fifties-style hood Dob Zerull is sur- rounded by o group of odmiring sopho- mores girls, o scene stroight from the rock ond roll ero — Gil Benbrook Spirit and ccstuiries maWe weeii excitinfi. In what orher week would you see Indians, reddy bears, greasers, droculos, and punk rockers? Only spirit week, which included many varied spirit days. The week was started with a bang with shoot ' em up day. Attire ranged from cowboy hots and spurs to holsters, and even an occasional rope need- ed to catch the varmints seen stolking CHS hallways. Pur ' em to sleep doy featured doctor dentons ond the favorite woolies and flan- nels. Bunny pajamas and ted- dy bears were also seen among the crowd. Bobby socks and saddles, greased hair, ond leather jackets completed the ' 50 ' s look on Wednesday ' s Old- foshloned victory doy. Students were tronspored bock to the days of poodle skirts, pony rails, and sock hops. Thursday ' s Spook ' em doy brought out all the resident ghosts, witches, and droculos. Raggedy Ann and even Miss Piggy were seen roaming the halls. And finally Fridoy ' s punk rock day arrived. Garbage bogs, bizarre outfits, and starched and painted hair created the punk look. Devo hots, pearl earrings ond gym shoes also contributed to the general look for the day. — Lisa Lowery Spirit Week 11